Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-01-20
NOT A SUCCESS.
4 Nsw-Fangled Experience which
Was not entirely Satisfactory.


Just before Eokson and his wife started
on their bridal tour. Eckson said: NV.
want to show people that all newly-married
people are not silly"
eyes. We do, Henry"
'tNow. when ws get on the train, lot us
not pay any attention to each other"
IAN right"
EVEN lean apart from each other and act
- il We have been married for years, won't
vsr
'.Yes. Oh, I tell you what woult be the
funniest idea in the world, Henry. We'll
take different seats. and after awhile we'll
ct acquainted. Won't that be nicer"
''Fist-olass; splendid"
When they boarded the train they took
opposite seats. Henry took up newspaper
and Mollis looked At the wavering land.
scapes. After awhile, Henry looked up,
and saw the conductor sitting with Mollie.
Henry chuckled. Thinks she's in love
with him. l reckon" the bridegroom unused.
''Believe I'll 60 forward and take . smoke. "
His cigar must hsve been unsatisfactory.
for he soon threw it away and resumed his
seat opposite his wife. The conductor was
telling N amusing story, and Mollie was
Laughing gleefully. She did not even look
her husband.
This 10 playing IL . little too fine."
Henry)mussd. II like to see good acting,
but ahs acts little too we'll "
The train stopped at : station. and the
conductor got up and went out. but return
ID Immediately, and again he sat down by
Mollis. just then > young woman came
along and asked Henry il she, could share
his seat. He gladly consented, musing that
he could play even with his wife. A few
rnomsnts later, while he was busily talking,
ne saw, with . swestsned thrill Of revenge.
that bis wife was looking 1t him. At the
next STATEN the young woman got III the
train. and whom the conductor went out.
Henry at down by Nellie.
II don't know what You want to cit down
here for" she snapped. "Why didn't you
ct o6 the train with"
'.What do you want to talk that way for.
precious =
''Prscious nothing. Go on. don't want
you here"
Il suppose you would rather talk to the
conductori"
''I'd rather talk to anybody that will
trsat mo with respect.
Nov, DAZZLING"
''Darling nothing. tn going to get OF
the train aud 60 home. that's what I'm
going 70 do. I'm not going to live with
SOU, that's what sis't and when ps asks
mo why, I'm going to tell him that you did
not treat me with respect. You don't lave
mo and never did. You used to let on like
you did but you don't even do that any
more"
s.Mollis-"
''Mollis nothing. Go on. l don. want
You here"
Nov. don't be foolish. You know how
you carried on with the conductor. Never
nav him before. either"
The mischief haven't He's my uncle.
was going to introduce you to him, but
l didn't want him to know that we were
married until just before we got Of the
lrain."
..Mollie!''
"What?
''Won't you forgive mey'
y ought mot to. You are 50 mean"
4 \ vas Jealous and--'
ssJealoasf'
sYsa"
II didn'. know yon loved me enough to
10 jeslous."
'But do. Don't you Low. me just I.
little r.
Eyes, mere than You do mo-"
'No." a
"Yes."
mo. YOU don't precious"
Yea. I do. darling"
''lf these people were not looking I'd |
kiss you" Henry after short silence, |
Its none Of their business"
''Put your head on my shoulder. There. /"
He put his arm around her. aid when he
bought that NO one was looking, kissed
'Do you love me.' she asked"
!, II adobe YOU" ses AN
"You make me awful happy"
You will live with me. won't you."
YEA. always. We like the old fashion.
d bridal tour the best, don't wei"
"Yes."
"And We don't care how many people
~ looking. do wei"
s.No"
.And il they d.o't like it they can get of
b train. cant they:"
"Yss. and you will live with me. won,
on"
Z II coaldn't live without YOU"
Il couldn't live without you, either"
''Because you love me don't yoa."
''Yss. and because you love me, don't
pu!'
just then man got mp. opened his
Aliss. tosk out piece Of cake, handed it
} Henry. and said:
ITS yours. Take it,"
Il dou't want it,"
'.Bat you have earned it." L
II won't have it," Il
Tbs nsn threw the cake on the seat, and.
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